Common Brassy Ringlet Butterfly

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Swiss brassy ringlet - Erebia tyndarus - Captain's European

The metallic leading edge of the forewing gives them their common name. Separation from the Common brassy ringlet Erebia cassioides is made by looking at the two

The butterflies and moth of Romania - Wildlife Holidays - Ibis Tours

The butterflies and moth of Romania - some of the rarest butterflies and moths Common Brassy Ringlet: 108: Erebia pronoe: Water Ringlet: 109: Erebia medusa: Woodland Ringlet

Erebia tyndarus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Swiss Brassy Ringlet, Erebia tyndarus, is a European brush-footed butterfly Erebia cassioides (Common Brassy Ringlet), which occurs on meadows somewhat further downhill

Erebia (Genus) - Welcome to ZipcodeZoo

this genus contains many glacial relict taxa, e.g. in the "brassy ringlet E. carthusianorum · E. cassioides (Common Brassy Ringlet Butterfly) · E

Brassy ringlet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The brassy ringlets are a "species group" of ringlet butterflies in the genus Erebia. Though closely Reiner & Hohenwarth, 1792) – Common Brassy Ringlet. Erebia

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Tamron A17NII & butterflies (40) by Rik Wong Erebia cassioides - Common Brassy Ringlet by Peter Greenwoods

Swiss Brassy Ringlet - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies

Swiss Brassy Ringlet, Erebia tyndarus - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies with the other Brassy Ringlets - Common Brassy

Summer Butterfly Holidays in Bulgaria: Butterflies of the

Day 2: Today we will be looking for butterflies around the breathtaking Rila Eros Blue, Dusky Meadow Brown, Bulgarian Ringlet, Nicholl's Ringlet, Common Brassy Ringlet

Common brassy ringlet - Erebia cassioides

Family: Satyridae. Flight Time: June - September. Size: 32-38mm. Altitude: 1600-2600m: The Common brassy ringlet is one of five Brassy ringlets, hard to separate in

Common Brassy Ringlet - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies

Common Brassy Ringlet, Erebia cassioides - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies